How to Say ‘My chest is 95 centimeters.’ in Traditional Chinese
我的胸圍是九十五公分。
wǒ de xiōng wéi shì jiǔ shí wǔ gōng fēn
[waw duh shyong-way shir jyoh-shir-woo gong-fen]
Phrase Breakdown
我的胸圍
wǒ de xiōng wéi
my bust measurement
Refers to the speaker's chest or bust measurement.
我的胸圍是九十公分。
My bust measurement is 90 centimeters.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[waw]
I; me
A first-person pronoun for talking about yourself.
我回答護士：「我的胸圍是九十五公分。」
I answer the nurse, "My chest measurement is 95 centimeters."
的
de
[duh]
's; possessive particle
A particle that marks possession or relation.
在「我的胸圍是九十五公分」裡，「的」連接我和胸圍。
In "My chest measurement is 95 centimeters," 的 links me and chest measurement.
胸圍
xiōng wéi
[shyong-way]
chest measurement; bust measurement
The measurement around the chest or bust.
我的胸圍是九十五公分，所以「胸圍」是身體測量。
My chest measurement is 95 centimeters, so "chest measurement" is a body measurement.
是九十五公分
shì jiǔ shí wǔ gōng fēn
is 95 centimeters
Gives the chest or bust measurement.
她的胸圍是九十五公分。
Her bust measurement is 95 centimeters.
Words in this phrase
是
shì
[shir]
is; are
A linking verb used to state a measurement.
句子「我的胸圍是九十五公分」用「是」來說明。
The sentence "My chest measurement is 95 centimeters" uses 是 to explain the information.
九十五
jiǔ shí wǔ
[jyoh-shir-woo]
ninety-five
The number 95, used as a measurement value.
我的胸圍是九十五公分，這裡的「九十五」是數字。
My chest measurement is 95 centimeters; here, 九十五 is the number.
公分
gōng fēn
[gong-fen]
centimeter
A metric unit of length used for body measurements.
我的胸圍是九十五公分，「公分」是常見單位。
My chest measurement is 95 centimeters; 公分 is a common unit.
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